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The potential carbon dioxide emissions reduction when energy service interventions are applied to the current subsidised housing demand
This dissertation examines the role of subsidised housing in reducing carbon dioxide (CO₂) emissions in South Africa. Climate change is an occurring event and is largely caused by human activities, such as the production of energy from fossil fuels (NRC, 2010). Buildings are seen as one of the highe...
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Energy Research Centre
2017
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